This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Local notes and visits mix with business in Devils Lake area
Glty In Brisi Miss Mary Brennan visits her parents from the University. Russell & Schultz sell wood, coal, posts, hay and meals with hauling available. Mr. John LeDuc of Noonan is seriously ill with typhoid. W.H. Bell adds stationery to his candy factory. Frank W. Blake from Ft Totten visits the city. Florida Dips advertised at the candy factory. Sheriff Rutten tours his Rutten farm as threshing continues. The Life Saver cigars praised. F O Getchell handles Fort business. John W. Maher offers crop contract payments and farm loans. H E Baird travels to Lakota. Club House and The Judge cigars recommended. Dr. Crewe returns from Culbertson inspecting stock. Maher urged for final proof or farm loans. Frank Whitman adds linen and silverware at the Sevilla. steam heat and waterworks hoped for hotel upgrades. Money loaned on North Dakota farms. Alfred Cooley, deputy revenue collector, visits. Bailey threshing fire damages straw stack. Edward F. Flynn attends Lakota matters. Mrs M D Kavanaugh visits from Crary. Cliff Moore from Crary greets Devils Lake friends. Mr and Mrs E A Maglone to Sevilla for winter. George D. Kelly visits for legal business. Miss Jennie Kavanaugh and James Kavanaugh visit from Crazy Sunday. Flax entering 20 elevators in St Anthony & Dakota district while railcars scarce for Devils Lake land district and Great Northern lines.